Corporate Interviews Are INSANE 

Forreal, sounds like you can study whilst doing it too.

Cashiers around me make $16/hr these days and min wage in my state is still the federal minimum. It’s almost enough to get by at this point and being a 7-11 cashier was probably my favorite job I ever had

my first job was at a phone repair shop inside a quiet shopping mall. we only got like 3 customers a day so the rest of my shift i was just sitting there watching youtube and scrolling social media. which is exactly what i would’ve been doing if i was at home except i was being paid so it was great

Yup a cashier job in a small town is a really good job for people who just want to chill or want to do other things while doing a job. There are so many people in our town who does that they can earn way more than a normal paying job if they are smart.

Working at a beer vendor in the ghetto isn't a bad gig either, I mean you do gotta deal with the drunkards and the rotten beer juice from the empties people return, but you get to drink on the job for free and steal a reasonable amount of booze for the rest of your day, it's relatively undemanding most of the time except for beer order once a week and, of course, child tax day is also very very busy. The only really bad parts of the job are when someone pulls a knife and takes a hostage who is usually in on it so they can steal, or getting called off work to do things that aren't your job like delivering packages for Amazon.

Did everyone in the facility clap after that?

My knees collapsed at Walmart

Surprised you weren't escorted out and they didn't refuse your application.

That was a test and you passed

I was genuinely REALLY impressed with how fast he read that😂😂

He's a prodigy of the big M. We all know atrioc practiced rap god when he was alone back in the day. He is THE white guy millennial.

wow this is the first time I’ve seen someone use this copypasta but nice, here’s a like

Not gonna lie they had us in the first half

Shut up

@@brycenhasacat9582that and the first time I’ve ever seen a different variation. Getting tired of the same comment at the top of these videos

still a stupid copypasta, stop doing this it’s lame. you all have beaten the horse dead, into ground horse, and then into liquid. it’s no longer recognizable as a horse. dont you feel bad for being so unoriginal?

That is the correct answer, obviously, but not the one they want to hear, apparently. Replace „negotiate“ with „and come to a reasonable compromise“ and don’t even let the possibility of „the higher-ups“ having to do any extra work enter the conversation. They want you specifically to resolve the situation alone, bc they’re lazy fucks. That’s just my take though, and I’m unemployed, so take that with a grain of salt.

Well, that seems like a good answer. I hire a ton and of course this is a question I ask. The intent is to judge if youll take any accountability and be the bigger person to solve or if you push fault to the other person. It could be that you need to be more definite in your final answer. Always end with the impact and that you solved the conflict

tbh, not resolving the conflict but passing to another authority when the question is to resolve it - does seem like its not a position you are ready for on a regular basis.

@@TheAmazingBenoslav that's fair... But also unrealistic. Disputes cannot be resolved 100% of the time. If I was interviewing for an authority position I might give a different answer. But, knowing when something has gone beyond your capabilities and stepping aside is reasonable in my opinion. That being said, there's probably a reason I don't get the positions when this situation comes up. So idunno

accidentally started watchon on 2x i thought he did cocaine

When I did the interview to get into graduate business school, it was all the sappy questions, but it was pretty obvious they were doing it as a formality because they desperately needed the money / enrollment. It was the near end of covid and my cohort was one of the smallest in the school's history. (not like this was a bad school by any stretch either, top 20)

Charisma is legitimately the only thing you need to succeed in a lot of corporate environments. It's like a superpower. Even if you're bad at your job, people will just like having you around.

No

Yeah you are right

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